How to get admission in tamilnadu egg college

Dear Venu, there are 2 ways of getting into Engineering Colleges in Tamil Nadu. One is through JEE Mains, which is a National Level Test for admission into NITs, IIITs and CFTIs participating through the Central Seat Allocation Board. A total of 31 NITs, 23 IIITs and 23 CFTIs participate in JEE Mains. For Tamil Nadu, you have NIT, Tiruchirapalli and IIIT, Kancheepuram.

However, Tamil Nadu also has its own admission into Engineering and Technological courses based on TNEA conducted by Anna University. Around 563 Institutes participate in this admission process based on the marks scored in the highest qualification i.e. 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as the subject. No additional entrance examination will be held for the admissions.

The online registration for TNEA will start tentatively from the 1st week of May. The last date to register is 1st week of June. You will be assigned Random number during the 1st week of June and the document verification begins from the 2nd week of June. The rank list will be published during the 4th week of June. The process of online choice filling and confirmation will begin from 3rd week of July.

The eligibility criteria for TNEA is that the Natives of Tamil Nadu who passed any of the exams between 8th to 12th from Schools out of Tamil Nadu are also eligible provided that they can submit the Nativity certificate. At the same time, students who have studied from 8th to 12th standard in Tamil Nadu are eligible and they don't need to submit Nativity Certificate. Students whose parents have worked in Tamil Nadu central government jobs for the past 5 years are also eligible. Students whose parents are Tamil Nadu Cadre officers can also apply. Students of Parents who has been working for the past 5 years in Government Recognised Institutions at the time of applications are also eligible.

Non Native Students of Tamil Nadu also can apply. However, students from General Category need to score 50% and its 40% for ST/SC with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as subjects.

Students from General Category should have scored at least 50% in their 10+2, Backward class including Backward Muslims should have scored 45%, MBC & DNC should have scored 40% and SC/SC A/ST also should have scored 40% with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.

For Marine Engineering, you should have scored at least 60% in your 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and its 50% with English. You should not be less taller than 157 cms with a normal vision and not weighing anything lesser than 48kgs.